Sentence examples for displays the relation from inspiring English sources

Figure 5a displays the relation between the surface air temperature change and the temperature changes for four oceanic layers of different depths.

They satisfy the commutator relation [ A, B ] = B that displays the relation for the Lie algebra of the affine group Γ.

The tree map in Fig. 7 displays the relation between the required amounts of land for some examples; also, it shows some classifications of the land use competition and environmental impact in 3°.

This displays the relation between particle density and Fermi energy in the quantum well for binding energy B = 1 eV, mass m = m e = 511 keV/ c 2, and − B ≤ E F ≤6 eV.

In addition, a tree-like dendogram along the side of the image clusters the proteins into groups of similar electrostatic potentials and displays the relation between them.

Table  4 displays the relation among pathological characteristics, biological marker expression, and mode of detection in the study group.

Figure 5f displays the relations between the energy density and power density in contrast with other devices.

Elsewhere you can read essays on themes, and do a spot of data visualisation via word clouds, theme timelines and a character circles feature that displays the relations between characters in case you're having trouble keeping up with all the plot twists.

For example, one defines the mathematical concept <trapezium> by arbitrary combination of other concepts ("four straight lines bounding a plane surface so that the opposite sides are not parallel to each other"[1]), accompanied by a "sensible sign" that displays the relations among the parts of all objects so defined.

Haptic interfaces are used to display the relation between forces and resulting motion (mechanical impedance) to a human operator when interacting with a virtual or real remote environment.

These serve to display the relation between directly evident foundational knowledge and indirectly evident beliefs about the external world, the past, and other matters about which we can have knowledge.